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Oct WPI inflation hits five-month high of 12.54% on higher input costs

As demand is recovering, industry is likely to pass on the higher costs to consumers and this may affect retail price inflation, experts said

Wholesale inflation eases to 12.07% in June despite spike in fuel price
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The prices of primary food items continued to fall in October though the deceleration rate reduced to 1.69 per cent from 4.69 per cent in the previous month

Indivjal Dhasmana New Delhi
The wholesale price inflation rate jumped to a five-month high of 12.54 per cent in October, a festival period, against 10.66 per cent in September as the rate of price rise in raw materials showed an upswing.

As demand is recovering, industry is likely to pass on the higher costs to consumers and this may affect retail price inflation, experts said.

The widely tracked non-food, non-oil inflation rate, called core inflation in technical jargon, rose to a fresh all-time high of 11.9 per cent in October. The retail inflation rate also rose in October, but the acceleration was marginal — to 4.48

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